The surveillance system in Telangana is the best in the country with more than 9 lakh CCTV cameras installed in the state, of which 7 lakh are in Hyderabad.
As part of an interactive session with the Federation of Telangana Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FTCCI), the state police department informed. FTCCI organized the meeting.
In a statement, Mahendra Reddy, the state’s Director General of Police (DGP), said that the department uses the latest technology to resolve shocking cases within 24 hours.
The department discussed new technology such as artificial intelligence, data analytics, and virtual reality during the meeting.
The purpose of the meeting with the police department was to express appreciation for the important role the police play in ensuring the smooth operation of businesses and ensuring the safety of employees, according to K Bhasker Reddy, president of FTCCI.
As reported by the Newsmeter, Reddy stated, “This was more evident during the last two years during the pandemic as the police department supported business operations without any hindrances.”
He added, “This meeting aims to acknowledge the importance of a collaborative approach between industry and law enforcement.”
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Bars and pubs must have CCTV cameras
To curb the drug menace, all bars and pubs in the city have been asked to install CCTV cameras and to link them to the Excise department.
CCTVs should be installed in such a way as to cover the entire premises. It is essential that data is stored for 45 days at least.
The Minister for Excise V Srinivas Goud said that if anyone engaged in illegal activities, their license will be revoked and such establishments will be closed.
They would have to close their business and leave Hyderabad if they didn’t conduct their business legally.
According to him, the department has details on people whose credentials are questionable. Regardless of a person’s party affiliation, the government will take strict action against those who violate the law.
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